- Setting up printer
- Posted by TagaR on November 4th, 2004
Hi,
how can I setup a printer that will be available to all
users. Currently, I have to logon to a particular user and connect to set
them up.
Thanks
TagaR
- Posted by Larry on November 4th, 2004
"TagaR" <TagaR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Is the printer on a server? Or on a network?
The easiest way is to put it on the network for all to use.
Larry
- Posted by TagaR on November 5th, 2004
Hi Larry,
The printers are shared network printers. And because the default permission
of a user does not allow to install this printer, I have to log off and logon
to and add this user with more privileges to install the printer. If I
install it in the administrator logon, when I logon with the user credential,
the printer is not there.
Thanks
TagaR
"Larry" wrote:
- Posted by Ron on November 5th, 2004
You need to setup the printer (preferably) on a server. Then share the
printer for everyone. Regular users (with default permissions) will be able
to "add" the printer after logging on. Note: adding a printer is NOT the
same as installing a printer.
"TagaR" <TagaR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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- Posted by anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com on November 7th, 2004
use a script and install the printer to the machine not the user this way it
will be available to all user who use the machine "rundll32
printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /?"copy this into run without the quotes to get the
switches you need.create a batch file with the command. run the script and
REBOOT.the only way to uninstall the printer that is installed with this
command is to create another script to uninstall.
"TagaR" wrote:
